Iver Lawson

1879–1960 (age 81)

Biography

Iver Lawson drew strength from his roots and became a dependable companion to those who knew him, offering encouragement and support during times of both celebration and hardship.

The Salt Lake City Cemetery marks his final resting place, keeping alive the memory of his generous spirit for future generations who come to pay their respects.

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